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VU Computer Science Business Track results 2026

Students of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, bachelor Computer Science, have the option to graduate via the ‘Business Track’. A special graduation program with more team work, more support and real topics from real companies. In 2026 more than 20 students were selected for the business track and completed their this project. Once again we are…

Pavlo Burda
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Utrecht Summerschool ‘AI for non-AI students’

Every year the AI research group of the Utrecht University of Applied Sciences organises a summer school for international students that want to visit Utrecht and learn about a new research field. The course is open for students from all fields, and was attended this year by 15 students with backgrounds in law, economics, engineering,…

Sieuwert van Otterloo
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Call for companies: research projects for VU Business track 2026

For the upcoming 2026 edition of the VU’s Computer Science Bachelor Research projects, ICT Institute is again organising the Computer Science Business Track where we supervise a new cohort of student teams working on real-world, data-driven challenges. We are looking for innovative companies in the Netherlands (from scale-ups to public organisations) with substantial data, AI,…

Pavlo Burda

Summerschool in Human Centered AI

Every year Utrecht University and Utrecht University of Applied Sciences organize a series of summer course for international student that want to learn more about an advanced topic and also visit Utrecht. One of the most popular courses is the one week course “Introduction to AI and Machine Learning” led by Sietske Tacoma, Pavlo Burda…

Sieuwert van Otterloo

Does your company have research projects for computer science students?

We are looking for innovative companies, in the Netherlands, with data-driven teams involved in security, AI or other research that are willing to provide a business problem to solve and an in-house supervisor.  In return the companies will get a small team (2-3 third year computer science students) that will apply state of the art…

Pavlo Burda